Re: MIT's Apple ][ inpsired $12 computer

[heuser.marcus@freenet.de]

On Aug 6, 6:47 pm, "Andrew C." <sumguy231+n...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I guess it's a letdown for hardcore Apple ][ enthusiasts, but I still
> think it's exciting. But I guess it's no longer relevant on csa2.
>
> At least it's still 6502-based, right?

If it's a Famicon clone it's a modified 6502-core:

"The 6502 used in the NES was a second source version by Ricoh,
a partial system-on-a-chip, that lacked a binary-coded decimal
mode but added 22 memory-mapped registers for sound generation,
joypad reading, and sprite list DMA. Called 2A03 in NTSC
consoles and 2A07 in PAL consoles (the difference being the
clock divider ratio and a lookup table for audio sample rates),
this processor was produced exclusively for Nintendo."

At least the Famicon didn't had 64K CMOS SRAM onboard.

bye
Marcus